Fairpoint Communications (FRP)

Yes. But  and I guess what Im getting at is,
theres going to be some additional costs over and above the normal costs that
you would see at the northern New England properties as people try to figure
out how to do this stuff. So theyre not so much talking about the costs, I was
wondering if that  if those additional expenses were netted against the $111
or where I would find them if I were to look for them in the sheets that you
showed.

John Crowley - FairPoint Communications, Inc. - CFO

No, they are not. And those are the one-time
expenses that I talked about in 2008 that were allowed to add back in terms of
calculating EBITDA. So weve assumed $60 million in one-time expenses in 2008.
Of that, about $15 million is the expensed portion of the Capgemini contract.
So theres about $45 million in other one-time operating expenses, that would
be things like branding, training, recruiting, and the short-term surge of
employees. But those are 08 items only. So I think the answer to your question
is we have anticipated about $45 million in additional one-time expenses in
2008. Theyre budgeted for, but the $111 is a pure recurring cost saving and its
only in the indirect expenses.